The British Left and Zionism history of a divorce

This study examines how the diverse strands of the British Left have interpreted the conflict in Palestine. From being overwhelmingly supportive of the Zionist movement's effort to build a Jewish state in Palestine and welcoming Israel's establishment the left, in the main, has become incr...

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Main Author Kelemen, Paul
Format eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Manchester Manchester University Press 2018
Edition1
Subjects
Arab-Israeli conflict
British left
Civics & Citizenship
History & Theory
Israel/Palestinian conflict
Labor Zionism
Labor Zionism-History
Labour Party
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Palestine
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE / History & Theory
Political Studies 2019
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Jewish Studies
Zionism
Zionist movement
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Political Studies 2019
Labour Party
Israel/Palestinian conflict
Zionist movement
Palestine
British left
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ISBN0719088127
9780719088131
1526130351
9780719088124
9781526130358
0719088135
DOI10.7765/9781526130358

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Summary:This study examines how the diverse strands of the British Left have interpreted the conflict in Palestine. From being overwhelmingly supportive of the Zionist movement's effort to build a Jewish state in Palestine and welcoming Israel's establishment the left, in the main, has become increasingly critical of Israel. The book examines the principal debates on the left over the Palestine/Israel conflict and the political realignment that they have helped to shape.
ISBN:0719088127
9780719088131
1526130351
9780719088124
9781526130358
0719088135
DOI:10.7765/9781526130358